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Excrete special sweat of axillary and genital areas, after bacterai modify it, odorous sweat (milky). |
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Raises hair when cold or in fear or excited. |
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Provides nutrients, etc. to the epidermis, connects dermis to epidermis. |
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Connects epidermis to underlying tissues. Provides sites for blood vessels, nerves, and epidermal appendages (hair follices, sweat glands, etc.). |
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Excrete sweat for cooling, heat regulation system. |
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Coats body with expendable outer layer sloughed off, makes Vitamin D and melanin. |
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Keeps you warm and sense of fine touch. |
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Oil (sebum) secretion for waterproofing/ lubricant. |
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Mitosis, makes cells to replace epidermal cells, makes Vitamin D. |
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External epidermis, many layers thick in thick skin, dead cells sloughed off. |
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Waterproofing with keratin, toughens to become corneum layer. |
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Forms boundary between granulosum and corneum layers (only in thick skin). |
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Contains immune cells, langerhans cells. |
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Underlying tissue, hidden by skin, muscle bone, etc. with specific functions. |
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Controls other cells by transmitting electrical signals and secreting neurotransmitters. |
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Serves vital function in repair of all body tissues. |
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Sends and receives signals using neurons and conductivity. |
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Contract and produce most types of body movements. |
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